** brain oscillations, perceptual bias, time perception **
Simulating waves in just V1 had an effect on all sensors—even the ones far away. This shows how localized TWs can create widespread patterns in MEG/EEG.
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Simulating waves in just V1 had an effect on all sensors—even the ones far away. This shows how localized TWs can create widespread patterns in MEG/EEG.
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We used visual stimuli carefully designed to elicit traveling waves in V1. Participants viewed these while we recorded simultaneous MEG/EEG, giving us a ground-truth dataset for detecting traveling waves.
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We used visual stimuli carefully designed to elicit traveling waves in V1. Participants viewed these while we recorded simultaneous MEG/EEG, giving us a ground-truth dataset for detecting traveling waves.
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Using an encoding model, we simulate traveling waves in V1 → project them into sensor space → generate predicted MEG/EEG signals.
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Using an encoding model, we simulate traveling waves in V1 → project them into sensor space → generate predicted MEG/EEG signals.
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